Whatcha do on your build today?

[Vedette]

Wel I finally got off the couch last night and got back to work on Miss Piggy!
Felt great!
Got some final wiring for storage area lihgts, and air conditioning blower wired up.
Just small things, they keptme busy until 2:00 am.
Good Roads
Brian

[AlgoDan]

I went to get my sealant for the aluminum skin, and finishing up on the Galley hatch.

[AlgoDan]

I bought some DAP Premium Polyurethane Sealant...Window/Door sealant from Home Depot...seems to be what I need..

AlgoDan, what sealant did you end up using?

[len19070]

Took mine out for the first time on its "Shake Down Cruise"........... 30 some miles, 70 mph, No Problems.



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Happy Trails

Len

[AlgoDan]

Lucky you, looking good and ready for the season.....

Took mine out for the first time on its "Shake Down Cruise"........... 30 some miles, 70 mph, No Problems.



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Happy Trails

Len

[TESKELLY]

Installed a much needed rain guard over the rear doors.

[len19070]

whats the vent in back by the door. is that a aircontdioner or a rv furnace?

slow

Its an AC.

Happy Trails

Len

[TESKELLY]

Stabilizers installed

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[len19070]

Stabilizers installed

Those are nice

I thought I would need rear stabilizers at the rear of mine. When I built the frame and tried to sit in the back to see how the dropped floor would work the darn thing did a "Wheelie".

But then after I got it built there was so much weight in the forward area I didn't have to worry.

The thing that really put it over the top was the battery as far forward as possible.

Now I do realize that these 2 trailers have 2 different purposes in mind.

Happy Trails

Len

[TESKELLY]

Looking good Kelly Are those adjustable an removable? I can't expand the pics in photobucket

They are removable via bolt and wing nut. I lower the front crank down then remove and drop the rear stabilizers to the lower set of bolt holes then crank up the front again until it is level and sitting on the legs. This does unfortunately require a semi level camping spot but I can adjust somewhat with the front crank to compensate for unevenness or might add additional holes to pick from in the back..

[Wolffarmer]

Slow, no work on mine either. Long day hauling cow crap also. But that is what I do most days. I drive a manure truck, an ex over the road with a lengthened frame and manure box on it. WE beat the crap out of those trucks. They just where not meant to be used on farms and such. And I probably shift it more in one day than an OTR driver does in 2 weeks of driving.

Slow probably already knows what we do to those trucks, I kind of threw this in for those that are not ag based.

Randy

[Vedette]

Go easy Steve
Remember....Big Brother is watching.
did you get anything done today? Idid again 3rd day in a row!
Brian

[pchast]

It just keeps getting longer...

[Shadow Catcher]

Picked up an adapter for the gray water tank outlet. I do not like the twist lock RV connectors on the stinky slinky so switched to a 3" cam-lock. For Canada we will not be moving the trailer for 8 days and this way the gray water can be dumped into a 5 gal flex water tank and dumped. I now had a 3" to 3/4 water hose adapter. A couple of days back I picked up the Progressive Industries EMS to hard wire in.

[Vedette]

My short list is getting very short.
Had a large number of distractions today........Good day for me......bad day for Miss Piggy!
But now retirement is one step closer.
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi